Why Early Care Matters ?

 

Your child’s first set of teeth may be temporary, but their impact on long-term oral health is lasting. Baby teeth (also called primary teeth) play a crucial role in your child’s growth and development — and they deserve just as much care as adult teeth.

 

Primary teeth act as natural placeholders for permanent teeth. As the adult teeth develop, they push against the roots of baby teeth, gradually causing them to loosen and fall out at the right time. This process helps ensure that permanent teeth come in properly aligned and in the correct position.

 

Beyond guiding future teeth, baby teeth are essential for everyday functions. They help your child bite and chew food comfortably and are vital for clear speech development. From infancy through early adolescence (typically until age 12), children rely heavily on their primary teeth to eat, speak, and smile with confidence.

 

Caring for your child’s teeth early on sets the foundation for a lifetime of healthy habits and a strong, beautiful smile.

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